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SEVERAL OTHER JUDGES ALSO
RECEIVED PIZZA DELIVERIES UNDER
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ANDERL'S NAME.
MCCONNELL SAYS THAT WAS JUST ONE
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OF MULTIPLE DEATH THREATS HE'S
RECEIVED.
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THEY BEGAN ESCALATING IN 2025
WHEN HE TEMPORARILY BLOCKED A
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION FREEZE ON
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN FEDERAL
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FUNDING.
TO DISCUSS, JUDGE MCCONNELL
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JOINS ME NOW, ALONG WITH JUDGE
ESTHER SALAS.
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THANK YOU BOTH SO MUCH FOR BEING
HERE.
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JUDGE MCCONNELL, I WOULD LIKE TO
START WITH YOU, WHAT WAS GOING
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THROUGH YOUR MIND WHEN YOU SAW
YOUR NAME ON THIS UNSOLICITED
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PIZZA DELIVERY?
>> HEARTBREAK ORIGINALLY THAT
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SOME PEOPLE FOR POLITICAL
REASONS WHAT INVOKE THE NAME OF
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JUDGE SOLACE' BELOVED SON WHO
WAS MURDERED WHEN A PERSON WAS
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ACTUALLY ATTEMPTING TO MURDER
HER AND ULTIMATELY WANTING TO DO
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THE SAME TO JUSTICE SOTO MAYOR,
SO IT WAS HEARTBREAK TURNED TO
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OUTRAGE TURNED TO DISAPPOINTMENT
THAT WE HAD GOTTEN TO THAT STAGE
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IN OUR DISCOURSE IN THE COUNTRY.
>> JUDGE SALAS, WHAT WAS GOING
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THROUGH YOUR MIND WHEN YOU HEARD
THAT SOMEONE HAD RECEIVED A
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PIZZA DELIVERY UNDER YOUR LATE
SON'S NAME?
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AND ALSO TO FIND OUT THAT THERE
HAVE BEEN OTHER CASES LIKE THIS.
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>> JUST SADNESS, BUT ANGER
BECAUSE DANIEL STANDS FOR LIGHT
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AND LOVE AND HE GAVE HIS LIFE AS
AN ACT OF LOVE FOR HIS DAD,
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MARK, MY HUSBAND, AND ME.
AND FOR PEOPLE TO BE USING HIS
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NAME TO INFLICT FEAR ON JUDGES
ALL THROUGHOUT THIS COUNTRY JUST
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TELLS ME WHERE WE ARE AT IN
TERMS OF TRYING TO INTIMIDATE
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THE JUDICIARY AND STRIP IT OF
ITS CONSTITUTIONAL INDEPENDENCE.
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>> THE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF
HIS ADMINISTRATION HAVE LAUNCHED
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, JAMES PERCIVAL WROTE A LIST ON
X THAT HE SAID WERE THE WORST OF
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THE WORST.
YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT THIS AND
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THE HARMFUL INFLAMMATORY
RHETORIC THESE ADMINISTRATION
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OFFICIALS ARE USING.
HAVE THINGS CHANGED IN YOUR
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OPINION?
IF SO, HAVE THEY GOTTEN BETTER
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OR WORSE?
>> THEY HAVE GOTTEN A WHOLE HECK
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OF A LOT MORE DANGEROUS FOR
JUDGES.
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I THINK WE ARE DEVOLVING AS A
NATION WITH THE LEADERSHIP THAT
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CHOOSES TO CONTINUE TO
DEHUMANIZE JUDGES.
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FOR THE GENERAL COUNSEL OF DHS
WHO ENJOYS A CERTAIN LEVEL OF
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RESPECT FOR THE POSITION, FOR
DHS TO BE USING GOVERNMENT
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WEBSITES AND USING OFFICIAL
HANDLES TO SPREAD DISINFORMATION
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, IT IS JUST A SAD STATE AND I
THINK WE NEED TO PUMP THE BRAKES
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HERE AND WE NEED TO START COMING
BACK TO A PLACE WHERE WE CAN
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AGREE TO DISAGREE AND WE CAN
MAYBE DISAGREE ON THE MERITS,
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BUT WE HAVE TO STOP
PERSONALIZING AND VILLAIN ICING
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JUDGES.
>> JUDGE MCCONNELL, THIS PIZZA
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DELIVERY WAS NOT THE FIRST
THREAT YOU RECEIVED.
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YOUR OFFICE HAS BEEN FLOODED
WITH CALLS AND EMAILS LEAVING
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THREATENING MESSAGES.
THEY REALLY PICKED UP AFTER YOUR
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RULING TO BLOCK THE FREEZE ON
FEDERAL FUNDING LAST YEAR.
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I WANT TO PLAY A PART OF ONE OF
THOSE VOICEMAILS.
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>> SO YOU BETTER TELL LITTLE --
JUDGE MCCONNELL, I DON'T KNOW
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WHO THE HELL HE THINKS HE IS.
I DOUBLE DARE YOU TO TRY TO PUT
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CHARGES ON DONALD J. TRUMP, YOU
SON OF A -- AND I WISH SOMEBODY
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WOULD -- ASSASSINATE YOUR -- .
ALI: THAT IS DEEPLY DISTURBING
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TO HEAR, DO YOU THINK ATTEMPTS
TO INTIMIDATE YOU ARE A RESULT
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OF THE RHETORIC COMING FROM THE
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION?
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>> THERE IS NO DOUBT IN MY MIND
THAT THE FACT THAT CERTAIN OF
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OUR LEADERS IN THIS COUNTRY HAVE
CHOSEN DOG WHISTLES, THERE IS NO
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OTHER WAY TO DESCRIBE IT WHEN
THEY TALK ABOUT JUDGES.
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OUR NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYING
WE ARE AT WAR WITH THE COURTS.
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WE HAVE BEEN CALLED TRADERS, WE
HAVE BEEN CALLED ALL SORTS OF
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NAMES THAT SERVE AS DOG WHISTLES
TO THE POPULATION THAT SAYS THAT
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JUDGES ARE FAIR GAME FOR GOING
AFTER, FOR ATTACKING.
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WE KNOW THAT WHEN THESE PERSONAL
ATTACKS ON JUDGES INCREASE,
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THREATS ON JUDGES GO UP.
THEY DOCKS TO MY DAUGHTER, MY
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WIFE GOT THREATENED.
I'M NOT THE ONLY JUDGE, JUDGES
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ACROSS THIS COUNTRY HAVE BEEN
SUGGESTED TO WHAT I'VE BEEN
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SUBJECTED TO.
ALI: AND HAVE YOU HAD TO CHANGE
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THE WAY YOU DO ANYTHING WITHIN
THE CONFINES OF YOUR WORK OR
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YOUR LIFE MORE GENERALLY?
>> THE ANSWER IS YES, I'M
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CERTAINLY NOT GOING TO GO INTO
IT FOR SECURITY REASONS AT ALL,
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BUT THE WORK IS THE WORK.
WE BOTH AS DID HUNDREDS OF
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DISTRICT COURTS OF APPEALS
JUDGES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY,
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OUR NORTHSTAR IS THE RULE OF
LAW.
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WE FOLLOW THAT REGARDLESS, BUT
IT SURE DOES MAKE IT A LOT
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HARDER TO SAFELY LIVE IN THIS
WORLD AND DO OUR JOBS WHEN WE
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ARE CONTINUALLY UNDER
DEHUMANIZING ATTACK FROM
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GOVERNMENT LEADERS AND THE
EXECUTIVE, FROM THE TOP ON DOWN.
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ALI: RIGHT AT THE TOP WE HAVE
SEEN SUPREME COURT JUSTICE'S
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BARRETT AND KAGAN TESTIFY ABOUT
THE NEED FOR INCREASED SECURITY
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BUDGETS.
JUSTICE BARRETT RECOUNTED HOW
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HER SON SAW HER PUT ON A
BULLET-PROOF VEST.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK CAN AND SHOULD
BE DONE WITH LARGER SECURITY
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BUDGETS TO PROTECT JUDGES?
WHAT DO YOU THINK THE BALANCE IS
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BETWEEN THE NEED FOR MORE
SECURITY MEASURES, BUT ALSO THE
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NEED TO TONE DOWN THE RHETORIC?
>> FIRST OF ALL, I THINK THAT
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THE WORST OF THE WORST SERIES
LAUNCHED BY THE GENERAL COUNSEL
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OF THE DHS CAME WEEKS AFTER
THESE TWO JUSTICES HISTORICALLY
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TESTIFIED TO CONGRESS ABOUT THE
THREATS TO THE SUPREME COURT.
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IT DOESN'T SEEM TO MATTER,
WHETHER IT IS A JUDGE APPOINTED
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BY A REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT OR A
JUSTICE APPOINTED BY OR
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NOMINATED BY A DEMOCRAT
PRESIDENT.
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WE ARE SEEING THAT THIS TYPE OF
RHETORIC JUST GIVES PEOPLE
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LICENSED TO TAKE MATTERS INTO
THEIR OWN HANDS.
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THE PERSON WHO KILLED MY DANNY,
THE PERSON WHO CAME TO MY HOME
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AND MURDERED MY ONLY CHILD FELT
EMBOLDENED, IF YOU WILL, TO TAKE
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MATTERS INTO HIS OWN HANDS.
SO IT NEEDS TO HAPPEN IS OUR
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LEADERS NEED TO LEAD BY EXAMPLE.
AND WE NEED TO WALL START TONING
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DOWN THE RHETORIC.
YOU WANT TO CRITICIZE US ON THE
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MERITS?
BY ALL MEANS APPEAL LAST AND
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CRITICIZE US ON THE MERITS, BUT
THAT IS NOT WHAT DHS IS DOING.
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IT IS A RESPONSIBLE, IT IS NOT
TRUE LEADERSHIP AND I WOULD ASK
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OUR LEADERS, LET'S START LEADING
IN A RESPONSIBLE WAY.
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ALI: THANK YOU BOTH SO MUCH FOR
JOINING US AND SHARING.
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>> THANK YOU SO MUCH.
>> THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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?
AND JAZZ STANDARDS ON HIS
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VIOLIN, TO SINGING FOLK AND ROCK
ANDREW BIRD IS CONSTANTLY
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WEAVING TOGETHER DIFFERENT
STYLES AND GENRES.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT MIKE CERRE
CAUGHT UP WITH BIRD PERFORMING
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WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY
IT'S PART OF OUR ARTS AND
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-- CULTURE SERIES, "CANVAS."
MIKE: A CLASSICALLY TRAINED
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VIOLINIST, HE HAS BEEN
IMPROVISING WITH HIS VIOLIN.
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>> I DISCOVERED THIS TECHNOLOGY
THAT CAN ALLOW ME TO PLAY THE
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STACCATO PARTS AND THEN LAYER ON
OTHER PARTS AND YOU ARE KIND OF
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CREATING THIS SKELETON OF A
SONG.
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MIKE: NEVER INTENDING TO REPLACE
A BAND OR ORCHESTRA HE COULDN'T
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AFFORD EARLY IN HIS CAREER, HIS
ONSTAGE RECORDED MUSIC LOOPS
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WITH HIS VIOLIN SINGING AND
WHISTLING BECAME HIS LIVE
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PERFORMANCE SIGNATURE.
A ONE-MAN ORCHESTRA OF THE
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IMAGINATION.
ANDREW: THE CLASSICAL MUSIC AS
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PART OF MY ROOTS BUT ALSO THESE
OTHER THINGS AND THIS ALSO STEWS
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IN THERE AND COMES OUT.
MIKE: TELL ME ABOUT YOUR
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LOVE-HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAS.
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WHY DIDN'T YOU WANT TO GO THAT
ROUTE ANDREW: I QUICKLY REALIZED
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I WASN'T CUT OUT FOR IT.
I THINK IT WAS A LITTLE TOO
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INDIVIDUALISTIC.
MIKE: THIS YEAR HE IS GOING FULL
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CIRCLE PLAYING WITH MAJOR
ORCHESTRAS LIKE THE SAN
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FRANCISCO SYMPHONY.
MAKING HIS MILLENNIAL FAN BASE
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AND EVER SUPPORTIVE AND PATIENT
PARENTS VERY HAPPY.
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ANDREW: NO MATTER WHAT I WAS
DOING MY DAD WAS LIKE ARE YOU
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SURE YOU DON'T WANT TO PLAY THE
BROOK CONCERTO WITH THE DUBUQUE
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SYMPHONY OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT?
?
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MIKE: WHILE GROWING UP IN THE
CHICAGO AREA AND STUDYING VIOLIN
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HE GRADUATED MORE TO PICK UP
SESSIONS AT IRISH PUBS, JAZZ
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CLUBS AND JOINING A PUNK SKA
BAND.
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ANDREW: I WAS INTERESTED IN
ABSORBING HUNGARIAN GYPSY MUSIC
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OR EARLY JAZZ OR IRISH MUSIC OR
ANYTHING, ANYTHING EXOTIC OR
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DIFFERENT.
MIKE: IT LED TO 18 VERY
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DIFFERENT ALBUMS OVER THE YEARS.
DIFFERENT MUSIC GENRES STILL
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CHALLENGE THE DIGITAL MUSIC
ALGORITHMS, THE GRAMMYS, AND
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EVEN HIS FAN BASE TO CATEGORIZE.
>> I WOULD PUT HIM IN THE FOLK
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CATEGORY.
>> HE IS A TALENTED
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MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST AND I
WOULD LEAVE IT AT THAT.
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>> INDIE FOLK.
>> HE HAS TOUCHED ON JAZZ, A LOT
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OF THAT LIKE NEW ORLEANS SOUND.
>> I DON'T THINK HE CAN BE
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CATEGORIZED.
THAT IS THE GREATEST THING ABOUT
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IT, HE CAN'T.
EVERY TIME IT IS SOMETHING
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DIFFERENT.
>> I LEARNED EARLY ON THAT
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STAYING IN ONE PLACE TOO LONG IN
A GENRE JUST BECOMES A DRAG.
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IF YOU ARE READY TO MOVE ON AND
YOU GET STUCK IN THAT GENRE.
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?
MIKE: SOME OF HIS IMPROVISATIONS
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HAVE BEEN INSPIRED BY HIS FOCUS
ON ACOUSTICS AND HIS FIELD
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RECORDINGS AND WHAT HE CALLS
ECHOLOCATION'S, LIKE UTAH'S
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COYOTE GULCH CANYON.
AND THE AQUEDUCTS ALONG THE LOS
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ANGELES RIVER.
>> SO I WOULD MAKE THESE FIELD
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RECORDINGS AND THEN PLAY THE
FIELD RECORDING AND THEN START
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IMPROVISING IN THE STUDIO.
MIKE: YOU HAVE BEEN NOMINATED
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FOR AN EMMY FOR YOUR BEST
ORIGINAL SONG FOR THE PITT COME
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A VERY POPULAR SERIES.
>> THEY SENT ME THIS SCENE WITH
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THIS VERY EMOTIONAL SCENE WHERE
EVERYONE STOPS AND REFLECTS ON
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THE PASSING OF THEIR BELOVED
CHARACTER.
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?
THAT TO ME IS LIKE AN IDEAL USE
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OF WHAT I HAVE TO OFFER, IT HAS
TAKEN ME A WHOLE LIFETIME TO BE
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ABLE TO WRITE THAT SONG THAT
TOOK AN HOUR TO WRITE.
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MIKE: INSTEAD OF A MEDLEY OF HIS
HITS AND SOUNDTRACKS, HIS
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SYMPHONY PERFORMANCES FOCUS ON
THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS
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FIRST CONCEPT ALBUM, MYSTERIOUS
PRODUCTION OF EGGS.
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HE COMPOSED IT WHILE ON A CAREER
RESET IN 2001 ON HIS FAMILY'S
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FARM IN WESTERN ILLINOIS.
>> I DIDN'T BRING ANY OF MY
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RECORD COLLECTION WITH ME AND I
WAS JUST DRYWALLING THIS BARN
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AND I WAS EXTREMELY ISOLATED AND
I HAD THIS LOOPING PEDAL AND I
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EXPERIMENTED ALL DAY LONG FOR
WEEKS AND WEEKS ON END AND I
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CHALLENGED MYSELF TO WRITE SONGS
THAT HAD ONLY TWO CHORDS OR ONLY
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THREE NOTES IN THE MELODY, LIKE
STRIPPING AWAY ALL THAT GENRE
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STUFF.
THAT IS WHY IT IS KIND OF COOL
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TO COME BACK ALL THESE YEARS
LATER AND DO THIS PARTICULAR
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ALBUM BECAUSE THERE ARE SO MANY
INTERWEAVING PARTS AND DETAILS
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THAT I COULD NEVER DO SOLO.
MIKE: SAN FRANCISCO'S DALY
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SYMPHONY HALL, A LONG WAY FROM
THAT ILLINOIS BARN AND
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PERFORMING AS A ONE-MAN
ORCHESTRA.
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THE MYSTERIOUS PRODUCTION OF
EGGS AND HIS FULL BODY OF WORK
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ARE ON FULL DISPLAY WITH A
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WITH THE
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RECORDED SOUND LOOPS NOT AS
ESSENTIAL.
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FOR THE PBS NEWS HOUR I'M IN SAN
FRANCISCO.
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WILLIAM: WE'LL BE BACK SHORTLY
FOR A CONVERSATION WITH A
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>> Hi, I'm James Steinbach,T
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Wisconsin. We're justat PBS
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the news. You know, at home
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every night, probably for
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because we trust it. We
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NewsHour, we're going tothe
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We're going to get news.
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WILLIAM: SAM ROBERTS HAS WRITTEN
REPORTER FOR "THE NEW YORK
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TIMES."
HIS NEW BOOK "ARE THEY DEAD
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YET?" DETAILS THE ART OF
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-- WHAT HIS BOOK HAS TAUGHT HIM
ABOUT LIFE.
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GEOFF BENNETT SPOKE TO ROBERTS
FOR THE LATEST EPISODE OF OUR
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PBS NEWS PODCAST, "SETTLE IN."
>> YOU START THE BOOK WITH THIS
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WONDERFUL CONTRADICTION.
YOU SAY YOU HAVE BEEN AFRAID OF
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DEATH FOR MOST OF YOUR LIFE SO
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THIS LIFELONG AVERSION TO DEATH
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>> I WOULDN'T SAY AFRAID OF
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WHERE DEATH IS DENIED.
MY DAD DIED ABOUT SIX MONTHS
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LATER, HIS SISTER MIAMI WAS
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SHE AT BEST COULD REPLY SO SO.
THAT WAS THE KIND OF CULTURE I
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CAME FROM.
I WASN'T PLEASED WHEN THE TIMES
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ASKED ME TO WRITE ADVANCED
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OBITUARIES ARE NOT ABOUT DEATH.
DEATH IS MENTIONED IN ONE
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SENTENCE.
THEY ARE ABOUT PEOPLE'S LIVES.
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WHAT THEY WERE EMBLEMATIC OF IN
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IMPACT ON SOCIETY.
AND THEY ARE MANY BIOGRAPHIES
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AND THAT IS WHAT MAKES THEM SO
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MOST OF THE PEOPLE I'VE WRITTEN
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IN THE BOOK ARE PEOPLE I HAD
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OBVIOUSLY WE DO OBITUARIES OF
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AND POLITICIANS, BUT THERE ARE
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PEOPLE WHO YOU WOULD JUST NEVER
KNOW HAD EXISTED.
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THOSE ARE THE PEOPLE I LOVE
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MOST.
>> WHEN DID YOU REALIZE THAT
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WRITING OBITUARIES MIGHT BE ONE
OF THE GREATEST JOBS IN
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JOURNALISM?
>> IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG.
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SOME PEOPLE THINK OF OBITUARY
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OF A CAREER OR SOMETHING FOR
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I THINK IT IS ONE OF THE MOST
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WE HAVE NINE REPORTERS AT THE
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OBITUARIES AND THEY GET ONLINE
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THEY ARE MANY BIOGRAPHIES, THEY
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, WHAT MAKES THEM INTERESTING.
ONE OF THE THINGS I DISCOVERED
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IN DOING THIS ASSIGNMENT IS
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LIVES.
PEOPLE HAVE IMPACTED EACH IN HIS
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OR HER OWN WAY.
AFTER 9/11 WHEN WE DID OUR
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SERIES OF PORTRAITS OF GRIEF OF
THE VICTIMS OF THE WORLD TRADE
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CENTER ATTACK INTO DURING COVID
WHEN WE WROTE ABOUT THOSE WE
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LOST, WE DID LITTLE OBITUARIES
ON PEOPLE WHO MIGHT ORDINARILY
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BE CONSIDERED ROUTINE WHO WE
NEVER WOULD HAVE DONE OBITUARIES
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ON AND THE IMPACT IS
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WHO WOULD YOU MISS MORE, YOUR
MAYOR OR YOUR MAILMAN?
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WE TAKE A LOT OF PEOPLE FOR
GRANTED AND THESE ORDINARY
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PEOPLE WHO DO HAVE AN IMPACT ON
OUR OWN LIVES.
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THOMAS CARLYLE WHO IS THE
ORIGINATOR OF THE GREAT MAN
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THEORY OF HISTORY SAID HIMSELF
WHO IS MORE IMPORTANT, HANNIBAL
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WHO DROVE HIS ELEPHANTS ACROSS
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CHARACTER WHO INVENTED THIS
FADE?
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I WOULD GO WITH THE SPADE MAN
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HANNIBAL DID.
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SO, THESE ARE IMPORTANT THINGS
TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION, THAT
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EVERYONE IS INTRINSICALLY
INTERESTING IN HERS -- IN HIS OR
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HER OWN WAY AND THAT
COLLECTIVELY THOSE OBITUARIES
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REFLECT WHAT OUR CULTURE CARES
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and the reason it's here
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that we're able to bringn
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because of you and me,
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too. This is why thismember,
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we ask you to support us by
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Whatever level you can do
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support
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the NewsHour and that yout
- The following program
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is a PBS Wisconsin
Original Production.
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[wind
brushes prairie grasses]
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[birds chirping]
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? ?
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- A flutter of wings...
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A glimmer of sunlight...
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A well-worn path...
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A secluded glen...
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[bird chatters]
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The landscape calls...
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? ?
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...with a beckoning
to explore.
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Out across Wisconsin
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lie valleys and prairies
just within reach.
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[bird calls]
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A richness
of sights and sounds...
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[Sandhill Cranes
make rattling bugle calls]
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...awaiting discovery.
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Along the trail,
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beside the shore,
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beneath
the open skies,
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Wisconsin Scenic Treasures:
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Wisconsin Scenic Treasures:
Southern Vistas.
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- Funding for
Wisconsin's Scenic Treasures:
Southern Vistas
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is provided by
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Bitzer Family Legacy Fund,
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in honor of
Lloyd and Jo Ann Bitzer,
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Greg and Carol Griffin,
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Elizabeth Olson,
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Colleen and Ron Weyers,
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Eleanor and Thomas
Wildrick Family,
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the Nature Conservancy
in Wisconsin,
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Roger and Lynn Van Vreede,
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Alliant Energy,
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Cherish Wisconsin
Outdoors Fund,
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Jim Slattery,
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Focus Fund
for Wisconsin Programming,
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and Friends
of PBS Wisconsin.
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? ?
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- Southern Wisconsin
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holds a bounty
of scenic treasures.
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With each day,
fresh views are revealed.
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Behind each blade of grass,
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new worlds to explore.
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A richness
of sights,
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of sounds,
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of movement.
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[water ripples]
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Vistas
just within reach.
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? [peaceful acoustic guitar] ?
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[Swamp Swallows twitter
in a high-pitch]
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[insects chirping]
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19:03:12,226 --> 19:03:14,461
[water ripples gently]
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[Marsh Wren
trilling, buzzing]
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[insects chirping]
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[Heron calling "roh, roh, roh"]
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19:03:55,035 --> 19:03:57,905
[wind rustling
in tall grasses]
514
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[Belted Kingfisher
repeats rattle]
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[wind gently brushes grasses]
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The ease
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of a Wisconsin summer day.
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Time spent near the water,
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restorative,
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no matter the catch.
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[birds chattering]
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? [bouncy melody] ?
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[river burbling over rocks]
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[paddling gently]
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? [synthesizer tones
weaving together] ?
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Though just a few miles away,
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the landscape here,
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a new vista
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holding
unique treasures.
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Within the tall tamaracks:
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an undisturbed bog--
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a Northern Wisconsin view
in a southern locale.
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[Green Frog croaks
"ribbit, ribbit, ribbit"]
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? [intricate
synthesizer beats] ?
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[bird cheeping in high pitch]
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[Green Frog ribbits
like a plucked banjo string]
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[ribbit, ribbit]
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[faint splash]
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[birdsong]
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? [playful strings
and woodwinds] ?
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The variety of vistas abounds
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as our view turns
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to Kettle Moraine State Forest.
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Here,
a prairie comes to life
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on a brilliant
Wisconsin day.
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A complex community
of blossoms and grasses,
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home to
a web of wildlife.
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[Willow Flycatcher
sings "fitz-bew"]
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? [cheery instrumental] ?
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[footsteps treading on grass
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[Eastern Kingbird
sputtering metallic calls]
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? [playful plucked strings
and woodwinds] ?
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[bee buzzing]
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[buzzing]
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? [playful strings
and percussion] ?
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[flapping wings]
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[American Goldfinch
twitters and warbles]
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[Sedge Wren chips, trills]
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? [poignant
classical music] ?
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[Dog Day Cicadas chirping]
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Oak savannas once covered
five-and-a-half million acres
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of southern Wisconsin.
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This iconic landscape
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of scattered oaks
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among a sea
of prairie grasses,
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a harbor for wildlife
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and uncommon plants,
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is now a rare sight,
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in danger
of disappearing from view.
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? ?
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? [poignant
classical music] ?
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19:11:07,968 --> 19:11:11,271
? [dramatic classical music
swells] ?
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[Eastern Bluebird warbles]
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[wind blowing grass]
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[heron squawks "roh-roh-roh"]
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? [warm resonating melody] ?
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Thousands of acres of open water
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and marsh grasses.
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Nesting area
for waterfowl
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and resting grounds
for migratory birds.
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[cacophony of honking geese]
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[Bald Eagle flaps wings]
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[insects chirping]
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[bullfrog croaks
a low two-part drone]
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[bullfrog bellows]
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[sandpiper chirps "wheet-wheet-
wheet peet"]
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? [warm resonating melody] ?
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19:13:37,784 --> 19:13:40,954
[wind whispers
through grasses]
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[Red-Winged Blackbird
twitters in distance]
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[gentle current]
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[crickets chirp]
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? ?
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? [gentle weaving
piano and strings] ?
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Rising high,
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above the surrounding landscape:
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a beacon of stone,
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holder of history.
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? [gentle weaving
piano and strings] ?
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19:14:23,230 --> 19:14:25,365
This rock, this place,
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served as
a gathering spot,
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a conduit of messages
through the ages.
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[White-Breasted Nuthatch chirps]
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Native American
rock paintings.
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19:14:43,917 --> 19:14:45,619
Ancient markings
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etched in the sandstone.
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Traces of a mystery
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left behind.
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19:15:00,100 --> 19:15:03,904
[American Crow caws,
Blue Jay whistles]
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19:15:09,309 --> 19:15:11,778
? [emotive piano chords] ?
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19:15:16,817 --> 19:15:18,819
[American Crow caws]
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19:15:29,830 --> 19:15:33,400
? [gentle weaving
piano and strings] ?
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19:16:03,664 --> 19:16:06,133
[Great Blue Heron
croaks]
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Nearby,
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a vision of the once vast
Wisconsin wilderness.
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19:16:14,007 --> 19:16:15,442
? [sparkly
keyboard melody] ?
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19:16:15,509 --> 19:16:17,644
As far as the eye can see
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19:16:18,612 --> 19:16:21,748
only forest,
wetlands, horizon.
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? [gentle rippling
piano and guitar] ?
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[birds chirping]
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19:16:46,240 --> 19:16:49,476
? [plucked strings,
percussion] ?
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19:17:17,804 --> 19:17:19,473
? ?
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[wind whispering]
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? [music tempo
accelerates] ?
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19:18:03,417 --> 19:18:05,085
[waves crashing]
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19:18:13,827 --> 19:18:15,629
[waves swash sand]
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[waves backwash]
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[waves breaking loudly]
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19:18:29,943 --> 19:18:33,947
? [haunting, atmospheric
instrumental] ?
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We meet land's end.
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Wisconsin's eastern shore.
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A rugged stretch
of undeveloped coastline.
632
19:18:55,035 --> 19:18:57,171
Lake Michigan's waves
633
19:18:57,604 --> 19:19:00,607
create an ever-changing view
634
19:19:00,674 --> 19:19:02,342
as the power of water
635
19:19:02,409 --> 19:19:05,078
meets the stillness of land.
636
19:19:05,812 --> 19:19:07,481
[waves breaking]
637
19:19:22,162 --> 19:19:24,298
[wind rustles leaves]
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19:19:25,499 --> 19:19:27,835
? [slow wistful violin] ?
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19:19:38,579 --> 19:19:40,247
[gull croons]
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[waves brush sand]
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19:20:01,068 --> 19:20:03,904
[waves whoosh
on sand and rocks]
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19:20:16,416 --> 19:20:17,618
I'm a volunteer here at PBS
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Wisconsin, and we're taking
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this. I got to tell you, I
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lot of our programs, but Ia
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producer for a lot of years.
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never made anything as good
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awesome to me how this
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Because it doesn't haver.
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eruptions, and it doesn't
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attention. I think that's a
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of make a segue here,o kind
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this gentle reminder to pay
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This is a terrific time to.
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supporting this program,
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all the programs you lovend
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notice I have a hat here.ou
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you a bit. This will beng
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talk to you. So stay tuned.
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team member at PBSTyler, a
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like this that make me so
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Wisconsin. And I know you
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feeling the love for this
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make a gift today. And we
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you gifts to send your way.
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get the guidebook, thean
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tours you through all 80
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recreation areas. It has
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has absolutely fun Ranger
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great for any of your state
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We'd love to send that to.
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also love state parks like
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$15 a month, we would love
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pass that would get youk
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Wisconsin State parks. But
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two things together andose
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state parks for $20 a month.
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things together. We will
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pass as well as the book,k
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more if we would love to
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both the book and the State
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both of this show, and ofs,
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Northwoods, the second
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well as this really greats
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learned. Please call now.e
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volunteer here at PBSan, a
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how much love and care ite
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I mean, it is amazing. It.
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investment by PBS Wisconsin
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you, our viewers. But, your
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money to begin with. So now
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in PBS Wisconsin byo invest
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Yes. We have 85,000 members.
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now it's an opportunity for
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do. You can become asy to
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out of your bank account or
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or you can do it a one time
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let us know that you're,
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by calling atou can do it
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>> We're joined now by an
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about this, and also is the
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very important. Jimwhich is
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book, the book, and is a
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you set out to write this
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inspiration for this book?
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themselves, I think,tors
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the 40 some years I've been
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to know, what can I do ind
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trail?rk? What's a good
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every day to talk tohere
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>> I was not. No. Yeah.
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the inspiration I think is
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guide that they could go to
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to a new park, you're notgo
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you come having a guide,en
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19:24:13,754 --> 19:24:15,989
>> I have to tell you that
719
19:24:16,823 --> 19:24:19,293
state parks, I did not know
720
19:24:20,727 --> 19:24:23,063
had. This is exactly what
721
19:24:24,631 --> 19:24:27,167
some of these little books,
722
19:24:27,234 --> 19:24:29,469
the at the ranger stationt
723
19:24:29,536 --> 19:24:32,339
out. But this is somethingd
724
19:24:32,406 --> 19:24:34,641
kids on the way there. We
725
19:24:35,309 --> 19:24:37,444
just a wonderful thing. So
726
19:24:37,511 --> 19:24:39,646
labor of love? Or was it
727
19:24:40,013 --> 19:24:42,015
through?s slog to get
728
19:24:42,482 --> 19:24:44,818
although it took me a good
729
19:24:45,452 --> 19:24:47,921
all the photos in there and
730
19:24:48,322 --> 19:24:50,791
park, of course. So but ite
731
19:24:51,391 --> 19:24:53,961
my kids, grandkids, my wife
732
19:24:54,428 --> 19:24:57,097
trails, so it was enjoyable.
733
19:24:59,833 --> 19:25:02,069
book and as you know, you
734
19:25:02,569 --> 19:25:05,038
So call us nowfor a pledge.
735
19:25:07,107 --> 19:25:09,443
be right back with Jim.ll
736
19:25:10,244 --> 19:25:12,779
today is inspiring you to
737
19:25:12,846 --> 19:25:15,516
environment that we live in,
738
19:25:16,416 --> 19:25:18,652
gift of $12 a month, youa
739
19:25:19,286 --> 19:25:21,622
Rangers guide book. It's
740
19:25:22,589 --> 19:25:24,992
wants to go out and explore
741
19:25:25,058 --> 19:25:27,961
wildlife, all recreationals,
742
19:25:30,931 --> 19:25:33,400
We will send you both this.
743
19:25:34,501 --> 19:25:36,737
Pass as a thank you gift.
744
19:25:37,671 --> 19:25:39,907
you can get both the book
745
19:25:41,441 --> 19:25:43,777
of these Blu ray DVD sets,
746
19:25:45,112 --> 19:25:47,447
wonderful Sage Green dad
747
19:25:48,849 --> 19:25:51,418
called a floppy little dad
748
19:25:51,485 --> 19:25:53,787
this great little buckle on
749
19:25:53,854 --> 19:25:56,190
this will help you enjoyf
750
19:25:56,924 --> 19:25:59,026
everything this great state
751
19:25:59,092 --> 19:26:01,795
You can call our volunteers
752
19:26:01,862 --> 19:26:03,864
ringing, but they still
753
19:26:03,931 --> 19:26:06,400
That phone number is onel.
754
19:26:08,635 --> 19:26:10,971
>> And it's so easy to give
755
19:26:11,505 --> 19:26:14,308
online at pbswisconsin.org.
756
19:26:15,809 --> 19:26:18,178
that you are connectingg is
757
19:26:18,245 --> 19:26:20,581
connect with you, theseo
758
19:26:21,949 --> 19:26:24,418
just the southern vistases,
759
19:26:24,484 --> 19:26:26,820
for you. It is a labor ofis
760
19:26:28,655 --> 19:26:31,124
And we've got many for you.
761
19:26:32,025 --> 19:26:34,461
idea of being a Passportthe
762
19:26:34,528 --> 19:26:36,864
stream shows that you may
763
19:26:37,431 --> 19:26:40,067
are coming up. Also, youat
764
19:26:40,133 --> 19:26:43,070
magazine. It's from Airways.
765
19:26:43,136 --> 19:26:45,606
our airwaves. This is soon
766
19:26:46,473 --> 19:26:49,042
husband because then we can
767
19:26:49,676 --> 19:26:51,912
this, we need to see here
768
19:26:52,646 --> 19:26:54,781
But you can do that too.
769
19:26:55,682 --> 19:26:58,018
member first. So give us a
770
19:26:58,719 --> 19:27:01,522
online at pbswisconsin.org.
771
19:27:03,657 --> 19:27:05,893
little QR code in thehat
772
19:27:06,460 --> 19:27:08,362
most important thing isThe
773
19:27:08,428 --> 19:27:10,664
with us.a call, connect
774
19:27:12,366 --> 19:27:14,935
Buckholtz and author of the
775
19:27:15,836 --> 19:27:18,305
program we're watching is
776
19:27:19,940 --> 19:27:22,276
part of the state. So, you
777
19:27:23,143 --> 19:27:25,712
pretty easily from fromt to
778
19:27:26,780 --> 19:27:28,949
more about how the book ist
779
19:27:29,016 --> 19:27:31,351
>> Sure. Well, the book is
780
19:27:31,852 --> 19:27:34,321
like a lot of chapters, but
781
19:27:34,955 --> 19:27:37,424
was one for each and everye
782
19:27:38,025 --> 19:27:40,827
and recreation areas. Andts,
783
19:27:41,795 --> 19:27:43,931
similar. So I start out
784
19:27:44,665 --> 19:27:47,000
what's in the book at each
785
19:27:48,268 --> 19:27:50,604
guess you'd call it all, I
786
19:27:51,572 --> 19:27:53,907
you can kind of get an idea
787
19:27:55,042 --> 19:27:57,511
reading a paragraph or two
788
19:27:57,878 --> 19:27:59,346
chapter.of the whole, whole
789
19:27:59,413 --> 19:28:01,815
>> In and then dive in. We
790
19:28:01,882 --> 19:28:04,218
geology. I talk about the
791
19:28:06,653 --> 19:28:09,323
people are interesteds that
792
19:28:09,923 --> 19:28:12,593
facilities are available in
793
19:28:13,527 --> 19:28:16,096
accessibility? Just about
794
19:28:18,031 --> 19:28:19,600
>> We're going to be able
795
19:28:19,666 --> 19:28:21,902
thing I want to know isne
796
19:28:22,436 --> 19:28:24,771
questions that you get?n
797
19:28:25,305 --> 19:28:27,474
it because you're going to
798
19:28:27,541 --> 19:28:29,877
don't know. How much time
799
19:28:30,344 --> 19:28:32,546
seconds. We probably won't
800
19:28:32,613 --> 19:28:34,948
we'll get back to it soon.
801
19:28:35,349 --> 19:28:37,751
1-800-236-3636 and make
802
19:28:37,818 --> 19:28:40,053
this beautiful program. And
803
19:28:40,120 --> 19:28:42,789
1-800-236-3636. Thank you.
804
19:28:45,692 --> 19:28:47,494
>> That you want to.
805
19:29:28,702 --> 19:29:30,137
1-800-236-3636. Thank you.
Dawn's glow
806
19:29:30,204 --> 19:29:34,308
begins to find its way
across the landscape.
807
19:29:34,374 --> 19:29:36,643
A blanket of fog lifts,
808
19:29:36,710 --> 19:29:39,580
leaving a touch
of morning dew.
809
19:29:45,552 --> 19:29:47,888
Out across the Baraboo range,
810
19:29:47,955 --> 19:29:50,490
this rolling terrain
of forest
811
19:29:50,557 --> 19:29:52,226
and ancient rock.
812
19:29:54,862 --> 19:29:56,763
Nature stirs awake.
813
19:29:58,165 --> 19:29:59,266
[leaves crunch]
814
19:29:59,333 --> 19:30:01,435
Moving into the new day.
815
19:30:03,804 --> 19:30:07,374
? [strings and percussion
building] ?
816
19:30:18,852 --> 19:30:21,822
? [optimistic instrumental] ?
817
19:30:46,580 --> 19:30:50,050
[high-pitched
Tree Swallow chirps]
818
19:30:57,691 --> 19:30:59,693
? [evocative piano] ?
819
19:31:24,751 --> 19:31:27,254
? [rapid rippling piano] ?
820
19:31:34,328 --> 19:31:37,831
Formed through the ages
and tested by time,
821
19:31:37,898 --> 19:31:40,968
these hills
hold many treasures.
822
19:31:41,034 --> 19:31:44,505
Here, soaring vistas
atop steep slopes.
823
19:31:45,539 --> 19:31:47,241
Nearby,
824
19:31:47,307 --> 19:31:50,544
more intimate riches
are to be found.
825
19:31:52,746 --> 19:31:55,749
[Acadian Flycatcher trills]
826
19:31:59,686 --> 19:32:02,689
? [celestial instrumental] ?
827
19:32:42,362 --> 19:32:44,031
[creek burbling]
828
19:32:44,865 --> 19:32:47,334
Within this deep forest,
829
19:32:47,401 --> 19:32:50,070
a winding creek
provides shelter
830
19:32:50,137 --> 19:32:52,272
for winged travelers.
831
19:32:55,542 --> 19:32:57,344
Listen carefully,
832
19:32:57,711 --> 19:33:00,380
as their calls
may be as close
833
19:33:00,447 --> 19:33:03,350
as they allow you
to venture.
834
19:33:03,417 --> 19:33:06,987
[Pileated Woodpecker
clucks loudly]
835
19:33:12,993 --> 19:33:15,963
[Hooded Warbler
sings "weeta"]
836
19:33:21,668 --> 19:33:23,036
[water babbling]
837
19:33:23,103 --> 19:33:27,341
[Winter Wrens sings
cascade of bubbly notes]
838
19:33:34,815 --> 19:33:37,150
[current flows swiftly]
839
19:33:37,217 --> 19:33:41,822
Water plays across
Wisconsin's hollows and dells.
840
19:33:41,889 --> 19:33:43,423
Shaping the landscape:
841
19:33:43,490 --> 19:33:45,158
drop
[drip]
842
19:33:45,225 --> 19:33:47,261
by drop.
[drip, drip]
843
19:33:48,662 --> 19:33:49,830
[drip]
844
19:33:49,897 --> 19:33:52,866
? [light-hearted piano melody] ?
845
19:34:00,140 --> 19:34:02,943
[Eastern Phoebe whistles]
846
19:34:03,010 --> 19:34:05,012
Carved in sandstone .
847
19:34:06,280 --> 19:34:07,948
Dressed in moss.
848
19:34:10,684 --> 19:34:12,586
The name "Fern Dell"
849
19:34:13,086 --> 19:34:16,757
emblematic
of the encircling scenery.
850
19:34:18,125 --> 19:34:20,594
? [jolly, folksy melody] ?
851
19:34:42,382 --> 19:34:44,952
[Gray Catbird rasps "mew"]
852
19:34:59,700 --> 19:35:04,371
Above, towering cliffs
stand watch along Dell Creek.
853
19:35:08,475 --> 19:35:10,577
Where the waterway
finds its path
854
19:35:10,644 --> 19:35:11,812
through the pines
855
19:35:11,879 --> 19:35:13,547
to Mirror Lake.
856
19:35:17,251 --> 19:35:18,819
[paddle splashes water]
857
19:35:18,886 --> 19:35:20,554
[birdsong]
858
19:35:29,096 --> 19:35:30,998
? [delicate piano] ?
859
19:35:44,912 --> 19:35:48,582
[American Woodcock
buzzes and chirps]
860
19:35:54,888 --> 19:35:57,224
[paddle splashes water]
861
19:36:22,749 --> 19:36:24,418
[paddling]
862
19:36:44,705 --> 19:36:47,174
? [warm rolling marimba] ?
863
19:36:48,642 --> 19:36:49,977
[Gray Catbird
chatters "chek"]
864
19:36:50,043 --> 19:36:54,948
A short journey away,
stands another marker of time.
865
19:36:55,215 --> 19:36:58,285
And secrets
locked in sandstone.
866
19:37:09,863 --> 19:37:13,200
Created by forces
of wind and weather,
867
19:37:13,267 --> 19:37:15,736
this breathtaking arch,
868
19:37:15,802 --> 19:37:17,804
the largest natural bridge
869
19:37:17,871 --> 19:37:20,474
known to exist
in Wisconsin.
870
19:37:40,794 --> 19:37:42,462
[wind whistling]
871
19:37:45,365 --> 19:37:46,800
? [uplifting marimba] ?
872
19:37:46,867 --> 19:37:49,837
Roaming, from
this lesser traveled landscape
873
19:37:49,903 --> 19:37:52,439
to a beloved destination.
874
19:37:53,373 --> 19:37:55,275
The vistas are wide,
875
19:37:56,376 --> 19:37:58,512
the landmarks abound,
876
19:37:59,213 --> 19:38:00,480
and the water
[motorboat rumbles]
877
19:38:00,547 --> 19:38:02,216
calls out to play.
878
19:38:03,517 --> 19:38:05,452
[boaters chatting]
879
19:38:05,519 --> 19:38:07,354
? [bright plucky instrumental] ?
880
19:38:07,421 --> 19:38:09,089
[ducks quacking]
881
19:38:09,356 --> 19:38:11,024
[paddling]
882
19:38:13,493 --> 19:38:15,395
[motorboat engine]
883
19:38:27,407 --> 19:38:30,310
? [glistening instrumental] ?
884
19:38:35,349 --> 19:38:37,484
? [cheerful chords] ?
885
19:38:50,864 --> 19:38:53,800
? [pensive acoustic guitar] ?
886
19:38:53,867 --> 19:38:55,536
[waves swashing]
887
19:39:03,110 --> 19:39:05,712
[paddle splashes gently]
888
19:39:08,148 --> 19:39:10,684
Beyond the more frequented sites
889
19:39:10,751 --> 19:39:13,287
lie quiet worlds
to explore.
890
19:39:14,521 --> 19:39:16,323
A lush green canyon
891
19:39:16,590 --> 19:39:18,458
of tucked away treasures.
892
19:39:18,525 --> 19:39:21,461
[Eastern Wood-Pewee
and Eastern Phoebe chirping]
893
19:39:21,528 --> 19:39:24,331
? [wistful acoustic guitar] ?
894
19:39:44,484 --> 19:39:45,919
Deeper still,
895
19:39:45,986 --> 19:39:47,654
here,
896
19:39:47,988 --> 19:39:50,991
where the light
barely reaches,
897
19:39:51,592 --> 19:39:53,260
and yet,
898
19:39:53,727 --> 19:39:55,529
soft life abounds.
899
19:39:56,430 --> 19:39:58,365
? [light flowing piano] ?
900
19:39:58,432 --> 19:40:01,768
[Eastern Phoebe
chirps "fee-bee"]
901
19:40:11,512 --> 19:40:13,480
? [restful piano] ?
902
19:40:18,785 --> 19:40:21,855
[Eastern Phoebe
chirps "chip"]
903
19:40:27,728 --> 19:40:30,531
[Eastern Wood-Pewee
chirps]
904
19:40:42,342 --> 19:40:45,679
[Eastern Phoebe
chirps "fee-bee"]
905
19:40:47,080 --> 19:40:48,749
? ?
906
19:40:50,684 --> 19:40:53,053
In the warmth
of the sun,
907
19:40:53,120 --> 19:40:55,455
the prairie
comes alive.
908
19:40:57,958 --> 19:41:00,894
And the pollinators
take on their work.
909
19:41:00,961 --> 19:41:03,163
? [clock-like electric bass] ?
910
19:41:03,230 --> 19:41:05,799
Drawn to the bloom
of color.
911
19:41:06,867 --> 19:41:08,869
? [industrious
electric bass] ?
912
19:41:08,936 --> 19:41:10,604
[bee buzzing]
913
19:41:12,039 --> 19:41:14,942
[butterfly's wings flapping]
914
19:41:25,285 --> 19:41:30,858
[White-Breasted nuthatch
and Eastern Kingbird chirping]
915
19:41:42,669 --> 19:41:45,906
[Red-bellied Woodpecker chirps]
916
19:41:46,673 --> 19:41:48,342
[bee buzzing]
917
19:41:52,546 --> 19:41:57,885
[Red-bellied Woodpecker
chirps "kwirr, kwirr, kwirr"]
918
19:42:02,489 --> 19:42:04,157
[geese honking]
919
19:42:09,229 --> 19:42:10,898
? [warm piano] ?
920
19:42:15,769 --> 19:42:18,438
Nestled
in the countryside,
921
19:42:19,373 --> 19:42:21,375
a ridge
stands alone.
922
19:42:22,543 --> 19:42:25,345
A path
etched along its spine.
923
19:42:32,586 --> 19:42:34,488
With wild colors...
924
19:42:34,888 --> 19:42:36,023
[Eastern Bluebird chirps]
925
19:42:36,089 --> 19:42:39,560
...and delicate wonders
to explore.
926
19:42:43,230 --> 19:42:45,699
[brushing prairie grass]
927
19:43:10,324 --> 19:43:13,227
[Common Yellowthroat chirps]
928
19:43:15,162 --> 19:43:17,364
[Eastern Bluebird
chirps "tu-a-wee"]
929
19:43:17,431 --> 19:43:18,799
[camera shutter clicks]
930
19:43:18,866 --> 19:43:21,001
[wind blowing gently]
931
19:43:26,874 --> 19:43:28,542
? [warm piano] ?
932
19:43:45,926 --> 19:43:47,961
[crickets chirping]
933
19:43:48,028 --> 19:43:49,930
? [delicate piano] ?
934
19:44:06,947 --> 19:44:09,283
[uplifting percussion]
935
19:44:34,341 --> 19:44:36,009
[wind gusting]
936
19:44:41,582 --> 19:44:43,250
? ?
937
19:44:50,791 --> 19:44:53,927
[Turkey Vulture flapping wings]
938
19:45:01,869 --> 19:45:04,838
? [uplifting instrumental] ?
939
19:45:13,714 --> 19:45:16,049
Wisconsin's natural areas,
940
19:45:16,116 --> 19:45:19,786
an abundance of treasures
for the eye to behold.
941
19:45:19,853 --> 19:45:22,990
Small wonders
to stop and notice.
942
19:45:23,957 --> 19:45:25,959
The curve of a branch,
943
19:45:26,593 --> 19:45:28,595
the texture of a tree.
944
19:45:30,664 --> 19:45:33,467
Edges and hues
in layers of stone.
945
19:45:39,640 --> 19:45:43,677
Raptors ride the thermals
as they glide across the sky.
946
19:45:43,744 --> 19:45:45,412
Take note.
947
19:45:45,746 --> 19:45:48,982
Be witness
to the myriad of wonders
948
19:45:49,616 --> 19:45:52,920
of our state's
southern vistas.
949
19:45:52,986 --> 19:45:54,888
? [ethereal music] ?
950
19:45:56,256 --> 19:46:01,161
[Juvenile Red-Tailed Hawk
calls "kee-eeeee-arr"]
951
19:46:16,109 --> 19:46:17,644
I'm a volunteer here at PBS
952
19:46:17,711 --> 19:46:20,547
Wisconsin. We're going toBS
953
19:46:20,614 --> 19:46:23,083
show in just a couple ofous
954
19:46:24,284 --> 19:46:27,354
beautiful landscapes so far,
955
19:46:27,421 --> 19:46:29,990
you've seen is this program
956
19:46:31,525 --> 19:46:33,393
crafted. Now, you're not
957
19:46:33,460 --> 19:46:34,995
technique. Technique is bad
958
19:46:35,062 --> 19:46:37,197
But in this case, if you
959
19:46:37,698 --> 19:46:40,167
it's put together, I mean,
960
19:46:40,534 --> 19:46:42,603
remember whether it was in
961
19:46:42,669 --> 19:46:45,005
coming up, but there's an
962
19:46:45,572 --> 19:46:48,041
And then just at the exact
963
19:46:48,108 --> 19:46:50,544
tight shot of a flower.o a
964
19:46:50,611 --> 19:46:53,413
unexpected transition. This
965
19:46:54,014 --> 19:46:56,483
find when you haveyou only
966
19:46:56,984 --> 19:46:59,853
confident, but reallyt just
967
19:46:59,920 --> 19:47:02,489
want to make an impressiony
968
19:47:02,556 --> 19:47:05,025
really there to look at,'s
969
19:47:05,993 --> 19:47:08,228
that you may not get a way
970
19:47:08,629 --> 19:47:10,597
now. This is a challengeus
971
19:47:10,664 --> 19:47:12,900
that. Call us atmention
972
19:47:14,935 --> 19:47:17,271
>> Hi, I'm Alison Tyler, a
973
19:47:17,838 --> 19:47:20,407
Wisconsin. And today, when
974
19:47:21,141 --> 19:47:23,610
you're inspired by our our
975
19:47:24,144 --> 19:47:26,813
you become a member, we can
976
19:47:26,880 --> 19:47:29,349
thank you gifts to help you
977
19:47:29,850 --> 19:47:32,319
that is in Wisconsin. And I
978
19:47:33,353 --> 19:47:35,689
book a little bit. For $12
979
19:47:36,356 --> 19:47:38,692
Rangers guide to the to 80
980
19:47:39,326 --> 19:47:41,295
local recreation areas. I
981
19:47:41,361 --> 19:47:43,430
the way that this is laidh
982
19:47:43,497 --> 19:47:45,966
learned that Jim actually
983
19:47:46,333 --> 19:47:48,368
himself. So if you open it
984
19:47:48,435 --> 19:47:50,537
favorite mirror lake, you
985
19:47:50,604 --> 19:47:52,606
photos and these really
986
19:47:52,673 --> 19:47:55,375
you can really hone down So
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19:47:55,442 --> 19:47:57,544
state parks. I know my son
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Derek, if you're listening,
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month to get this wonderful
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month, you can get the
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together at $20 a month,
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and the book. And for $30 a
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pass the book. Both DVDs,rk
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Vistas as well ashern
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the PBS Wisconsin Dad Hat
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>> Hi, I'm Linda Berman, a
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Wisconsin. And this is a
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can get 30 new members towe
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member, it's a greateady a
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membership. You can evenr
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in your name and then havep
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just remember, this is aBut
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dollar for dollar when you
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especially if you're a
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mean? It means that monthly,
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decide will be taken out of
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your credit card. You get
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you are continuing qualityt
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it's all about. Number one,
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you're watching. And we're
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especially during thisl now,
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do volunteers are here to
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1(800)2 363636. to you.
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with Jim Buckholtz. And the
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our challenge break is youn
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kind of questions you gote
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common question or mostmost
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that, that you got when you
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out in the woods?out in the
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originally, where did I go
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the beach? Other than that,
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know. Some want a strenuous
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with small children. What's
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it's easy to hike? Or we'll
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disabilities, and most of
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accessible trails that they
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one would be I have a dog.r
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dog. So where can I go with
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almost all the properties
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available to go. Dogs can
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except state nature trails
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them also have picnic areas
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pet too. can go with the
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ask different kind ofkids
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>> Oh yeah, they'll come
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something they found, or a
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what's this? You know,d
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they have the bestthe field,
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really do. That's terrific.
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>> Challenge, break. Call
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love to hear from you. And
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many great, wonderful,e so
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that you can that you can
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a month, we have the guide2
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Buckles. This is such aJim
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thank you gift. If you
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local state parks, forests,
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sorry, for $20 a month youm
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state Park Pass, which gets
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19:51:19,847 --> 19:51:22,249
state parks that we have.
1053
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can get the book The Pass,
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Blu ray DVD sets. Just to
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Blu ray, Blu ray, and a DVD
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can enjoy it however you
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PBS Wisconsin branded hats,
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looking stylish andrails
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So call our volunteersnsin.
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really busy, but I'm sure
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as they can. So please hang
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number here again isne
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>> And when you remember at
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you will get Passport. Sols,
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opportunity to streams an
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maybe you've missed or are
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exciting. Now just take a
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>> You're watching PBS
1069
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what you find here. Fromve
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travel and journalism, what
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wherever you stream TV?them
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us anywhere. You selectnd
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and we have free on demand
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new favorites from PBS and
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around the world.as from
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yet.ou ain't seen nothing
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PBS Wisconsin possible for
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community. So join with ar
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we're suggesting, and then
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adventures with PBS
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19:53:01,481 --> 19:53:03,817
>> So, Jim, 40 years in the
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>> With the Department of
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>> You were a ranger
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kind of a big Ranger, Is
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off interested in the parks.
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were a kid on a farm.you
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didn't go to state parks
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because we didn't have time,
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to college, I got a jobnt
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time ranger when I went to
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decided to switch majors
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19:53:42,189 --> 19:53:44,758
ranger up at the Northernrk
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State Forest. It was the
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19:53:48,762 --> 19:53:51,431
permanent rangers up there,
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little while for the DNR in
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this is right out of high
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a long time.. So it's been
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>> So yeah, I had an
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lot of state parksthrough a
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State Park, and I knowke
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Wyalusing is in the program
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there. Yeah. And lastly.er
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I mean, I know you loveite?
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>> You ever. Well, yeah, I
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course the ones that I
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are some of my favorite.se
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everybody else likes.hat
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know, Mirror Lake, Governor
1113
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There's so many of them.s.
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19:54:32,306 --> 19:54:34,641
>> When I first came here,
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19:54:35,342 --> 19:54:37,911
number of parks, but alsohe
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19:54:39,680 --> 19:54:42,249
maintained all of that. And
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it was easy. You know, it
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19:54:45,953 --> 19:54:48,288
did a lot of camping atd we
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I thought, this is aed it.
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wonderful state, but the
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19:54:54,261 --> 19:54:56,363
wonderful part of it. This
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can't remember. I can't
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at 1-800-236-3636.. Call us
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19:55:03,403 --> 19:55:05,873
inspired you to get out and
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Wisconsin can give you, do
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19:55:09,076 --> 19:55:11,411
member. With $12 a month,
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The back of this guidebook
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Crown Jewels, and it really
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There's still time this
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19:55:20,954 --> 19:55:23,290
explore our state parks,
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19:55:24,191 --> 19:55:26,660
recreation areas. So $12 a
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19:55:27,494 --> 19:55:30,130
you this as a thank yousend
1133
19:55:30,197 --> 19:55:32,432
you can get this, as well
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19:55:33,166 --> 19:55:35,335
state parks with ourthose
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And for $30, you can gets.
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DVDs, the one that we're
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Scenic Treasures, Southern
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Wisconsin Scenic Treasures,
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PBS Wisconsin Floppy hat.
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hat, but moms can wear it
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grandparents and so can
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great one. Please call. Our
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they're ringing off the
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you so much for all of your
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so excited to welcome them
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>> 1-800-236-3636 PBS.
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our eyes to many, many new
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tonight's program with the
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but also your pledge ofs,
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help to continue programing
1151
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dramas, quality journalism.
1152
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learning about the best of
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funding comes from fore the
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encouraging you now, I'm
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member challenge, where we
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$50,000. Wouldn't that be
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When you call and pledge0?
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it online at, you could do
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now. We've got wonderful us
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to you. 1-800-236-3636.alk
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them a call. do. So give
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been on just about every've
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what are some of yourm. So
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which we've seen in this
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>> Yeah, well, Devil's Lake
1166
19:57:13,734 --> 19:57:16,403
can't beat that, especially
1167
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you go up the trail and you
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19:57:19,706 --> 19:57:22,042
Balanced Rock and all the
1169
19:57:23,744 --> 19:57:26,313
busy park. There's 2.5t's a
1170
19:57:26,747 --> 19:57:29,216
every year at Devils Lake.
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19:57:30,717 --> 19:57:33,287
ones, but are still famous.
1172
19:57:35,289 --> 19:57:37,858
Grant County is one of them,
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19:57:38,258 --> 19:57:40,761
be. I think that's featured
1174
19:57:40,827 --> 19:57:43,397
cave. But my favorite. Sand
1175
19:57:45,732 --> 19:57:48,202
Park has to be the Sugarate
1176
19:57:51,471 --> 19:57:54,041
down to pictured Rock cave.
1177
19:57:54,708 --> 19:57:57,377
colored sandstone cave with
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19:57:58,312 --> 19:58:00,881
and reds and a littleranges
1179
19:58:01,615 --> 19:58:03,951
top of it. And in winter it
1180
19:58:05,419 --> 19:58:07,721
waterfall. Oh yeah. Yeah,
1181
19:58:07,788 --> 19:58:10,123
everybody should go see.ink
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19:58:10,190 --> 19:58:12,960
about this program isI love
1183
19:58:13,026 --> 19:58:15,495
being out in the wild, outn
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important. But if you can't
1185
19:58:17,865 --> 19:58:20,434
time, whatever, thisason,
1186
19:58:21,668 --> 19:58:23,837
But it also lets you see
1187
19:58:23,904 --> 19:58:26,373
see either close or, or far
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19:58:27,040 --> 19:58:29,510
that's, I think, anir. And
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television and PBSg about
1190
19:58:33,747 --> 19:58:35,983
here to do the best we can
1191
19:58:36,917 --> 19:58:39,152
show you the things that
1192
19:58:40,220 --> 19:58:42,689
you've been there, but you
1193
19:58:43,090 --> 19:58:45,425
Call us 1-800-236-3636.
1194
19:58:47,394 --> 19:58:49,062
>> I seven.
1195
19:59:11,852 --> 19:59:13,487
[American Robin sings]
Call us 1-800-236-3636.
1196
19:59:13,554 --> 19:59:16,256
? [poignant piano and strings] ?
1197
19:59:21,028 --> 19:59:23,597
[water trickling briskly]
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19:59:25,699 --> 19:59:27,367
[snake hissing]
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- Atop a bluff,
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19:59:33,941 --> 19:59:38,412
overlooking the meeting
of two great rivers...
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19:59:38,879 --> 19:59:42,850
Wyalusing State Park
offers a bird's eye view
1202
19:59:42,916 --> 19:59:45,719
at Wisconsin's
western edge.
1203
19:59:47,321 --> 19:59:48,989
[footsteps crunching]
1204
19:59:49,056 --> 19:59:51,124
More treasures
are to be found
1205
19:59:51,191 --> 19:59:54,361
by venturing further
into its deep forests.
1206
19:59:54,428 --> 19:59:56,096
[treading]
1207
20:00:04,304 --> 20:00:05,973
[wind whooshes]
1208
20:00:12,880 --> 20:00:14,448
? ?
1209
20:00:14,515 --> 20:00:16,316
[water trickling]
1210
20:00:20,754 --> 20:00:23,223
? [introspective piano] ?
1211
20:00:23,991 --> 20:00:25,792
[water drizzling]
1212
20:00:27,528 --> 20:00:29,329
[water cascading]
1213
20:00:39,806 --> 20:00:41,608
[water streaming]
1214
20:00:45,479 --> 20:00:48,448
? [reflective acoustic guitar] ?
1215
20:00:51,885 --> 20:00:53,554
[train chugging]
1216
20:00:56,290 --> 20:00:58,325
? [contemplative
strings and piano] ?
1217
20:00:58,392 --> 20:01:00,160
[paddling quietly]
1218
20:01:00,227 --> 20:01:02,563
[Tree Swallow chirping]
1219
20:01:11,338 --> 20:01:14,308
? [uplifting acoustic guitar] ?
1220
20:01:30,490 --> 20:01:32,726
[waterdrops plinking]
1221
20:01:35,362 --> 20:01:37,497
Our journey
continues
1222
20:01:37,865 --> 20:01:40,000
to another state park.
1223
20:01:40,868 --> 20:01:43,437
Here, too,
water sets the scene,
1224
20:01:43,504 --> 20:01:47,975
as it falls along
the fern covered canyon walls
1225
20:01:48,041 --> 20:01:51,278
of this Driftless region
delight.
1226
20:01:52,379 --> 20:01:53,547
[water rippling]
1227
20:01:53,614 --> 20:01:56,450
[Red-bellied Woodpecker
chirps "kwirr, kwirr, kwirr"]
1228
20:01:56,517 --> 20:01:58,952
[water pitter-patters]
1229
20:01:59,019 --> 20:02:01,154
[water drips noisily]
1230
20:02:06,326 --> 20:02:09,296
? [ethereal,
meandering guitar] ?
1231
20:02:32,753 --> 20:02:35,689
[water deflecting off rocks]
1232
20:02:36,490 --> 20:02:39,393
[drenching water torrents]
1233
20:02:43,263 --> 20:02:45,832
[voices chatting happily]
1234
20:02:52,673 --> 20:02:55,642
[dog's collar and tag jangle]
1235
20:02:59,646 --> 20:03:01,882
[dog's collar jingles]
1236
20:03:02,716 --> 20:03:04,651
[water rains down]
1237
20:03:04,718 --> 20:03:06,620
[cheering "Whoo!"]
1238
20:03:32,779 --> 20:03:34,581
? [guitar melody] ?
1239
20:03:59,540 --> 20:04:01,775
[quiet traffic sounds]
1240
20:04:18,659 --> 20:04:21,895
Towering bluffs
line the horizon.
1241
20:04:27,401 --> 20:04:29,069
Below,
1242
20:04:29,403 --> 20:04:30,771
a Midwestern prairie
1243
20:04:30,838 --> 20:04:34,074
harbors
an abundance of activity.
1244
20:04:35,442 --> 20:04:38,512
? [strings plucked
playfully, energetically] ?
1245
20:04:38,579 --> 20:04:40,581
[Dickcissel chirps]
1246
20:05:01,702 --> 20:05:04,705
[Eastern Meadowlark whistles]
1247
20:05:09,443 --> 20:05:11,578
? [staccato strings] ?
1248
20:05:34,535 --> 20:05:37,471
[Eastern Meadowlark
calls "dzert"]
1249
20:05:37,538 --> 20:05:39,439
[wings fluttering]
1250
20:05:46,346 --> 20:05:47,948
[wind brushing grasses]
1251
20:05:48,015 --> 20:05:51,051
Hidden among
the prairie grass,
1252
20:05:51,118 --> 20:05:55,589
Spring Green Preserve
holds unique treasures.
1253
20:05:56,557 --> 20:05:59,693
A sandy floor
and shifting dunes,
1254
20:06:01,061 --> 20:06:04,531
create Wisconsin's
very own desert.
1255
20:06:18,278 --> 20:06:21,582
? [plucky, driving
instrumental] ?
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20:06:40,133 --> 20:06:44,037
A place where desert, bluff,
and prairie converge.
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With the call to adventure
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ready for those
willing to explore.
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? [inspiring piano melody] ?
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? [sparkly piano] ?
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Traveling on,
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from open prairie
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to dense pine forest.
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A different view,
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a new vista.
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Here, in southern Wisconsin's
Driftless region
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stands a discrete vision
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calling to mind
northern forests.
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Beneath the thin layer
of soil,
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bold colors of sandstone
burst forward.
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? [interleaving
piano and violin] ?
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? [contemporary melody] ?
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? [beat picking up] ?
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Gently rolling terrain
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at the edge
of the Baraboo Hills.
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Wetland, prairie, savanna...
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A balance of habitats
creating a wildlife corridor
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to the Wisconsin River.
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[breeze rustles grasses]
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[Song Sparrow chirps]
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[Sandhill Crane
"snoring" chatter]
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[prairie grass
shushes and murmurs in wind]
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20:10:03,203 --> 20:10:06,773
[wind swishes grasses
back and forth]
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20:10:19,820 --> 20:10:22,756
? [wintry acoustic guitar] ?
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[wind sweeps leaves]
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[bee buzzing]
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[bee's wings hum]
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20:11:07,868 --> 20:11:10,337
? [warm acoustic guitar] ?
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[water gurgling]
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Along the river valley,
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water snakes its way
through the landscape.
1292
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Something new is revealed
with each twist in the river.
1293
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Sights only visible
from a paddler's vantage point.
1294
20:12:22,142 --> 20:12:24,111
? [ethereal piano] ?
1295
20:12:29,716 --> 20:12:31,852
[paddle sweeps water]
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[water sloshes]
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20:12:44,698 --> 20:12:47,167
[paddle gently splashes]
1298
20:12:57,744 --> 20:13:02,082
[White-Breasted Nuthatch
chirps "wha-wha"]
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[Tufted Titmouse
chirps "tsee-day-day"]
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20:13:30,444 --> 20:13:33,580
[water bounces off rocks
loudly]
1301
20:14:38,745 --> 20:14:41,215
[breeze whispers softly]
1302
20:14:47,988 --> 20:14:51,091
An endless vista
of treasured lands.
1303
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Preserved and protected.
1304
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Explored and cherished.
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? ?
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[water current gurgles]
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[wind brushes grasses]
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[geese honking]
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20:15:53,086 --> 20:15:54,755
All across Wisconsin
1310
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lie scenic vistas
and natural landscapes
1311
20:15:57,124 --> 20:15:58,792
to explore.
1312
20:16:00,327 --> 20:16:02,095
Forests.
1313
20:16:02,162 --> 20:16:03,931
Prairies.
1314
20:16:03,997 --> 20:16:05,832
Wetlands.
1315
20:16:05,899 --> 20:16:08,468
[waves wash
back and forth]
1316
20:16:15,375 --> 20:16:16,944
Trails to wander,
1317
20:16:17,010 --> 20:16:18,812
streams to paddle.
1318
20:16:21,081 --> 20:16:23,750
Journeys await, just there.
1319
20:16:24,852 --> 20:16:26,520
Nearby.
1320
20:16:27,921 --> 20:16:30,324
Steps outside your door.
1321
20:16:37,898 --> 20:16:41,368
With a new day
and another adventure,
1322
20:16:42,503 --> 20:16:44,171
on the horizon.
1323
20:16:59,553 --> 20:17:02,022
I'm a volunteer here at PBS
1324
20:17:02,723 --> 20:17:05,526
really delightful show.this
1325
20:17:06,527 --> 20:17:08,996
reminds me how lucky we are
1326
20:17:10,197 --> 20:17:12,766
beautiful state. And theis
1327
20:17:14,601 --> 20:17:16,937
the more I feel this way. I
1328
20:17:18,839 --> 20:17:20,908
appreciate it. We want to
1329
20:17:20,974 --> 20:17:23,210
grandkids out. This is a
1330
20:17:23,877 --> 20:17:26,213
love. What can I say? And I
1331
20:17:28,182 --> 20:17:30,717
of that also for PBSle bit
1332
20:17:30,784 --> 20:17:33,120
are here for is to bringwe
1333
20:17:34,021 --> 20:17:36,590
Wisconsin to you, bring the
1334
20:17:37,424 --> 20:17:40,227
dance, the world of theater,
1335
20:17:40,294 --> 20:17:42,629
documentary outdoors,sm,
1336
20:17:42,696 --> 20:17:45,032
things for everybody.gs,
1337
20:17:45,098 --> 20:17:47,334
is about. We can't do itn
1338
20:17:48,268 --> 20:17:50,504
We need all of us in this.
1339
20:17:51,505 --> 20:17:53,841
>> Hi, I'm Alison Tyler, a
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20:17:57,744 --> 20:18:00,214
Wisconsin. Now, your love
1341
20:18:01,782 --> 20:18:04,251
Wisconsin does not have to
1342
20:18:05,018 --> 20:18:07,354
go out and enjoy all of the
1343
20:18:08,055 --> 20:18:10,524
to offer. Some may even say
1344
20:18:10,891 --> 20:18:13,026
of the wonders this state
1345
20:18:13,093 --> 20:18:15,429
become a member of the PBS
1346
20:18:16,129 --> 20:18:18,065
like to say thank youwould
1347
20:18:18,131 --> 20:18:20,467
lovely gifts. For $12 ase
1348
20:18:20,901 --> 20:18:23,237
ranger guide. That is all
1349
20:18:23,804 --> 20:18:26,473
recreational areas. A guide
1350
20:18:27,975 --> 20:18:30,310
tonight, Jim Buckles. We
1351
20:18:30,878 --> 20:18:33,347
month mark the book as well
1352
20:18:34,915 --> 20:18:37,251
I do want to say something
1353
20:18:37,885 --> 20:18:39,853
State Park Pass that is
1354
20:18:39,920 --> 20:18:42,389
for an entire year. Onceid
1355
20:18:42,823 --> 20:18:45,292
at the end of 2026. It'send
1356
20:18:45,993 --> 20:18:48,328
So remember that for $20 a
1357
20:18:49,196 --> 20:18:51,532
we would love to send you,
1358
20:18:52,766 --> 20:18:55,335
both of the the DVDs, asass,
1359
20:18:56,403 --> 20:18:58,872
Little cute cap here. Son.
1360
20:19:00,741 --> 20:19:03,310
a call at 1-800-236-3636.s
1361
20:19:07,181 --> 20:19:09,650
volunteer here at PBSan, a
1362
20:19:10,250 --> 20:19:12,819
just the scenic wonders ofg
1363
20:19:13,987 --> 20:19:16,223
amazing. But you know,s
1364
20:19:16,590 --> 20:19:19,159
your support. That's why is
1365
20:19:20,194 --> 20:19:22,429
few times a year to say, a
1366
20:19:23,730 --> 20:19:26,200
supporter and sponsor of a
1367
20:19:28,035 --> 20:19:30,437
one way to do that is. And
1368
20:19:30,504 --> 20:19:32,506
program. This way, ar
1369
20:19:34,942 --> 20:19:37,511
we can see programs thatOh,
1370
20:19:38,145 --> 20:19:40,814
from your being a sustainer.
1371
20:19:42,482 --> 20:19:44,952
programs we're going to do
1372
20:19:45,786 --> 20:19:48,355
Sustainers call in, pledge
1373
20:19:49,790 --> 20:19:52,125
your support comes outs
1374
20:19:52,192 --> 20:19:54,328
credit card or your bank
1375
20:19:54,394 --> 20:19:56,964
predict what productionsn
1376
20:19:58,999 --> 20:20:01,468
and it's because of you. So
1377
20:20:01,902 --> 20:20:04,371
give us a call and pledgeto
1378
20:20:04,738 --> 20:20:06,406
1-800-236-3636.
1379
20:20:09,576 --> 20:20:11,812
Buckholtz. We're going tom
1380
20:20:11,879 --> 20:20:14,348
first, Alison, I need thet
1381
20:20:14,748 --> 20:20:17,084
about this hat. It's a dad
1382
20:20:18,952 --> 20:20:21,421
look? You know, I can'ts it
1383
20:20:23,123 --> 20:20:25,225
not watching. I'll ask her.
1384
20:20:25,292 --> 20:20:27,861
How am I doing? Anyhow,ome.
1385
20:20:28,328 --> 20:20:30,664
things. Oh, this is good.
1386
20:20:31,231 --> 20:20:33,567
a long time, and one of the
1387
20:20:34,768 --> 20:20:37,104
come up is, if you're nott
1388
20:20:38,672 --> 20:20:41,008
you're in a wheelchair or
1389
20:20:41,642 --> 20:20:44,111
other kind of inability or
1390
20:20:45,145 --> 20:20:47,281
recommend? Can they still
1391
20:20:47,347 --> 20:20:49,917
>> Oh, definitely. Yes. Way
1392
20:20:50,450 --> 20:20:53,020
started Disability Act and
1393
20:20:53,554 --> 20:20:55,889
to state parks. So a lot of
1394
20:20:56,890 --> 20:20:59,359
some trails that arerk has
1395
20:21:00,694 --> 20:21:03,263
are better. Some are paved.
1396
20:21:03,764 --> 20:21:05,899
the local area is the in
1397
20:21:07,134 --> 20:21:09,937
State Forest. They've got a
1398
20:21:10,003 --> 20:21:12,339
the Springs Trail. And if
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20:21:15,075 --> 20:21:17,644
It goes around a beautiful.
1400
20:21:18,579 --> 20:21:21,048
water coming in from aresh
1401
20:21:22,216 --> 20:21:24,685
spring and a spring housea
1402
20:21:25,385 --> 20:21:27,654
>> Oh, nice.100 years old.
1403
20:21:27,721 --> 20:21:29,756
too. There's accessiblere,
1404
20:21:29,823 --> 20:21:30,657
>> It's got everything.
1405
20:21:30,724 --> 20:21:32,893
Rainbow trout.ou bet.
1406
20:21:32,960 --> 20:21:35,395
good. You're golden. Calle
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20:21:35,462 --> 20:21:37,798
be more golden.we want to
1408
20:21:40,601 --> 20:21:42,436
to have to give this back
1409
20:21:42,503 --> 20:21:44,738
Here's your hat. you go.
1410
20:21:45,038 --> 20:21:46,807
>> James loves the hat. I
1411
20:21:46,874 --> 20:21:49,443
the programing and we allve
1412
20:21:49,776 --> 20:21:52,346
love PBS Wisconsin as muchu
1413
20:21:53,013 --> 20:21:55,482
please become one today by
1414
20:21:56,183 --> 20:21:58,185
appreciation of this
1415
20:21:58,785 --> 20:22:01,021
watching tonight. At the
1416
20:22:01,088 --> 20:22:03,457
happily send you as a thank
1417
20:22:03,524 --> 20:22:05,993
Rangers guide, Wisconsin
1418
20:22:07,227 --> 20:22:09,796
recreational areas. It's a
1419
20:22:11,031 --> 20:22:13,667
absolutely love it. At $20
1420
20:22:13,734 --> 20:22:16,069
receive the book plus the
1421
20:22:16,637 --> 20:22:19,106
would love to send you oure
1422
20:22:20,641 --> 20:22:22,643
beautiful State Park
1423
20:22:23,911 --> 20:22:25,913
have the books. We have the
1424
20:22:25,979 --> 20:22:28,315
Blu ray sets, and we haveD
1425
20:22:28,882 --> 20:22:31,218
please, you can donate So
1426
20:22:31,785 --> 20:22:34,254
pbswisconsin.org or call
1427
20:22:35,022 --> 20:22:37,357
are working on the phones
1428
20:22:37,424 --> 20:22:39,893
>> In addition to all those
1429
20:22:43,964 --> 20:22:46,200
been hearing about, youu've
1430
20:22:46,266 --> 20:22:48,836
magazine when you pledge at
1431
20:22:49,336 --> 20:22:51,805
to remind you that yourant
1432
20:22:52,206 --> 20:22:54,675
It produces we can produce
1433
20:22:56,043 --> 20:22:58,378
programs, programs like
1434
20:22:59,446 --> 20:23:01,915
Scenic Treasures with the
1435
20:23:02,282 --> 20:23:04,518
know what? Coming up inu
1436
20:23:05,152 --> 20:23:07,287
program, Wild Waters,
1437
20:23:09,156 --> 20:23:11,658
Wild Waters will be coming.
1438
20:23:11,725 --> 20:23:14,294
support. So it's important
1439
20:23:15,195 --> 20:23:17,631
now we're going to have a
1440
20:23:17,698 --> 20:23:20,167
sneak peak. So let's look.
1441
20:24:09,483 --> 20:24:11,618
Treasures Wild Waters
1442
20:24:12,419 --> 20:24:14,888
the series at PBS. Explore
1443
20:24:19,293 --> 20:24:21,428
>> Let's take one final
1444
20:24:22,963 --> 20:24:25,299
you gifts we have to offer
1445
20:24:25,933 --> 20:24:28,101
gift to Wisconsin Public a
1446
20:24:28,168 --> 20:24:30,737
sorry, to PBS Wisconsin.'m
1447
20:24:31,872 --> 20:24:34,107
talking there. Okay, we
1448
20:24:36,210 --> 20:24:38,679
Parks Rangers guideState
1449
20:24:39,847 --> 20:24:42,182
month gift level for $20 a
1450
20:24:43,617 --> 20:24:46,286
as well as Wisconsin Statek
1451
20:24:46,353 --> 20:24:48,689
We would love to send you.
1452
20:24:50,090 --> 20:24:52,426
Blu ray DVD, and I do wante
1453
20:24:53,961 --> 20:24:56,430
quick that we also havelly
1454
20:24:56,897 --> 20:24:59,099
So if that is somethingDVD.
1455
20:24:59,166 --> 20:25:01,201
ask one of our volunteers.
1456
20:25:01,268 --> 20:25:03,737
for you as well. We cannott
1457
20:25:04,104 --> 20:25:06,340
Green dad hat look super
1458
20:25:08,675 --> 20:25:11,211
and protect your head from
1459
20:25:11,278 --> 20:25:13,747
a call today. OurSo give us
1460
20:25:14,414 --> 20:25:16,884
you at 1-800-236-3636.or
1461
20:25:19,720 --> 20:25:21,855
strikes me that we have
1462
20:25:22,322 --> 20:25:24,658
between the parks and PBS
1463
20:25:25,626 --> 20:25:27,694
parks belong to everybody.
1464
20:25:27,761 --> 20:25:30,230
>> And over time, they've
1465
20:25:30,297 --> 20:25:32,366
still the parks. They'rere
1466
20:25:32,432 --> 20:25:34,568
>> Right. The policies
1467
20:25:35,135 --> 20:25:37,271
reservations has gone
1468
20:25:37,871 --> 20:25:40,307
things change. But when you
1469
20:25:40,374 --> 20:25:42,843
you went 50 years ago orher
1470
20:25:44,645 --> 20:25:46,980
to look the same in 50oing
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20:25:47,681 --> 20:25:50,350
Devils Lake, Governor Dodge
1472
20:25:50,984 --> 20:25:53,320
to be familiar. all going
1473
20:25:53,820 --> 20:25:55,856
really, what a treasure.an,
1474
20:25:55,923 --> 20:25:58,592
about public broadcasting,
1475
20:25:59,860 --> 20:26:02,429
programs change the way you
1476
20:26:03,397 --> 20:26:05,732
changed or hear them on the.
1477
20:26:05,799 --> 20:26:08,302
what hasn't changed is ourt
1478
20:26:08,368 --> 20:26:10,704
of us, to Wisconsin, ourl
1479
20:26:11,738 --> 20:26:14,541
programs that you, I think,
1480
20:26:14,608 --> 20:26:17,277
That's what we're here for..
1481
20:26:17,811 --> 20:26:20,147
need you to stay with us,y
1482
20:26:20,981 --> 20:26:23,317
us. Call us now at support
1483
20:26:26,820 --> 20:26:29,289
pledge of support for PBS
1484
20:26:29,356 --> 20:26:31,024
Wisconsin.
1485
20:26:52,913 --> 20:26:54,314
pledge of support for PBS
1486
20:26:54,381 --> 20:26:56,650
and we're looking for
some bald eagles and flowers
1487
20:26:56,717 --> 20:26:57,751
and flying the drone today.
1488
20:26:57,818 --> 20:26:59,486
Should be fun!
1489
20:27:03,423 --> 20:27:05,959
- James: Are we just going
to run to the top then?
1490
20:27:06,026 --> 20:27:07,227
- Thomas: Yeah, ready?
1491
20:27:07,294 --> 20:27:09,496
- Laurie: I think "run"
is the wrong word, but...
1492
20:27:09,563 --> 20:27:11,698
- James: A little
short, steep hike up to the top
1493
20:27:11,765 --> 20:27:14,168
and then you've just got
this amazing vista.
1494
20:27:14,234 --> 20:27:15,903
[water burbling]
1495
20:27:16,336 --> 20:27:20,507
- Lina: Alright, I'm going to do
some slow-mo now.
1496
20:27:20,574 --> 20:27:22,709
- Ethan: Just flying a drone
from a canoe, you know.
1497
20:27:22,776 --> 20:27:24,945
Day at the office.
[laughs]
1498
20:27:25,012 --> 20:27:26,613
[electronic beep]
1499
20:27:26,680 --> 20:27:28,015
- Thomas: Get a shot of him.
1500
20:27:28,081 --> 20:27:30,884
- Laurie: Wait,
stay right there.
1501
20:27:30,951 --> 20:27:32,052
[group laughs]
1502
20:27:32,119 --> 20:27:33,687
- James: Way too early
in the morning.
1503
20:27:33,754 --> 20:27:36,957
I'm driving
really long distances.
1504
20:27:37,024 --> 20:27:40,093
- Thomas: I'm just
looking at these clouds.
1505
20:27:40,160 --> 20:27:42,396
- James: Hiking really far
with heavy equipment
1506
20:27:42,462 --> 20:27:44,598
to go get a couple of shots.
1507
20:27:44,665 --> 20:27:46,934
- Ethan: We hiked up
and it was just surreal.
1508
20:27:47,000 --> 20:27:50,571
- Laurie: Shooting
some pretty stuff.
1509
20:27:54,074 --> 20:27:57,978
- Funding for
Wisconsin's Scenic Treasures:
Southern Vistas
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20:27:58,045 --> 20:27:59,713
is provided by
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20:28:00,314 --> 20:28:02,883
Bitzer Family Legacy Fund,
1512
20:28:03,283 --> 20:28:06,520
in honor of
Lloyd and Jo Ann Bitzer,
1513
20:28:07,020 --> 20:28:09,022
Greg and Carol Griffin,
1514
20:28:10,591 --> 20:28:12,259
Elizabeth Olson,
1515
20:28:13,193 --> 20:28:15,429
Colleen and Ron Weyers,
1516
20:28:16,263 --> 20:28:19,867
Eleanor and Thomas
Wildrick Family,
1517
20:28:19,933 --> 20:28:23,070
the Nature Conservancy
in Wisconsin,
1518
20:28:23,136 --> 20:28:25,606
Roger and Lynn Van Vreede,
1519
20:28:26,473 --> 20:28:28,141
Alliant Energy,
1520
20:28:28,675 --> 20:28:31,512
Cherish Wisconsin
Outdoors Fund,
1521
20:28:31,578 --> 20:28:33,247
Jim Slattery,
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Focus Fund
for Wisconsin Programming,
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and Friends
of PBS Wisconsin.
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[ Applause ]
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-Thank you!
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Thank you so much. Wow.
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Alright.
Hey, I'm so excited to be here
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because I'm going to share
the lessons I've learned
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from a lifetime
of traveling in Europe.
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I just love doing this.
I love going to Europe.
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I go to Europe
every year for 100 days.
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I make all the mistakes.
I take careful notes.
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Now I get ripped off.
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And when I get ripped off,
I celebrate
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'cause they don't know
who they just ripped off.
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I'm going to learn that scam
and come home
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and share it with all of you,
okay?
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So, how many of you
have been to Europe before?
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Can I see a show of hands?